PHP timestamp and date conversion, as well as timestamps and day-of-week conversions

$this->created_at is the timestamp value and the conversion date is as follows

Date (' M.D ', $this->created_at): Y represents the last two of the year, Y stands for, m for the digital month, M for the English month, D for the day, and D for the Week (English)

To display the Chinese week, you want to:

$weeks =[' Monday ', ' Tuesday ', ' Wednesday ', ' Thursday ', ' Friday ', ' Saturday ', ' Sunday '];

$weeks [Date (' W ', $this->created_at)];

It will show the weeks.

PHP timestamp and date conversion, as well as timestamps and day-of-week conversions